By Samuel L. Boyd | The Conversation Cathedrals and chapels have played vital roles in the development of Christian culture. As a scholar of the… Continue reading
Gary Copeland-Lilley and Jourdan Imani Keith will co-host the next offering of Conversations Toward a Culture of Justice from 4 p.m. to… Continue reading
The Trump administration is moving to restrict what land and water areas can be declared… Continue reading
beautiful warm days, clear nights and even a comet. But now we are in… Continue reading
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Port Angeles-area churches have donated $60,000 for Habitat For Humanity home construction in Maloney Heights in west Port Angeles. Thrivent, a religious-based financial institution, matched… Continue reading
Independent Bible church will resume in-person services at 10 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 2. The church, located at 116 E. Ahlvers Road, will… Continue reading
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Half dozen people take part in debris removal effort
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Nancy Grant, a library assistant with the Port Townsend Library, places books into the back of a patron’s car Wednesday, July 29,… Continue reading
Clallam Mosaic is accepting donations for a fundraising yard sale in August. Donations of gently used items are now being accepted. All items… Continue reading
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Kathleen Dionne of Port Angeles unloads her groceries into her car at Safeway on Lincoln Street on Monday, July 27, 2020. The… Continue reading
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Jefferson County resident Mike Sanders plays his guitar while busking near the sidewalk in front of Food Co-op in Port Townsend on… Continue reading
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Many in masks and most socially distancing, people enjoyed the beach at Fort Worden after cloud cover burned off Friday, July 24,… Continue reading
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Beach walkers, from left, Warren Wilson of Sequim, Tony Butchart and Stacy Butchart of Portland, Ore., and Cindy Wilson of Sequim walk their… Continue reading
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Leah Prince of Sequim takes a solitary walk along the Dungeness River levy near Dungeness beneath a sunny Saturday sky. The North Olympic Peninsula should… Continue reading
WELL, TIME KEEPS rolling along as we all find our new normalcy. Since I have been working extremely hard the past several weeks while you… Continue reading
DISMOUNTING AND KICKING the road apples, otherwise known as horse manure, to the side of the trail is what we equestrians are asked to do… Continue reading
And not only the creation, but we ourselves, who have the first fruits of the Spirit, groan inwardly as we wait eagerly for adoption as… Continue reading
Trails cross longtime home of Makah Tribe
Man restoring Ediz Hook creation that burned last spring
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The NEOWISE comet appears in the northern sky as seen from Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park on Sunday night. The light on the horizon… Continue reading
